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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-07-09
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Interpreting the Scriptures.

Mamma" said Flossie, who had been
to church for the first time, where she had
listened with more or less attention to the
sermon. II know what the minister meant
by 'children's children"
"Yes?" said mamma
Eyes: he meant dolls.'-Nen York Sun.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-07-09
Sport in Helena.

HELENA. July 6.-There was nc formal,
public celebration here yesterday, but
there was lots of fun and everyone was
pleased with the festivities which began
really on Sunday. The streets were
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-07-09
The Arion Safe.

BUTTE, July Especial to the TRI-
BuNE].-The variety law of the recent
legislature had another test in the district
court yesterday, the proprietors of the
Arion being IN trial. A verdict of not
guilty was returned.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-07-09
Hints for Farmers.

Farmers in Choteau and other counties
will find a good market in Great Falls for
dairy and garden products. A great deal
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THE ANAaE.r.es oE IpAHo.

PFesidest Cieyelabd, IN q converse
tlon With Senator Stewart Of Nsyads,
says b will sign another bill diyidioR
up Idaho, and Il is rot improbable.
theFefoEs. that within two years COR
Eastern boFceF WilI be sItsnded 20 the
sam NIT Of The Bitter Root Mountains.
This bnsvleeee is all the more reason
for dissatisfaction 81 the sluRRisbness
Of nF pobdsroHs Executive. for IL
shows that the bill wss jest one am
failed TO become . Law only tbroaeh bis
ie1ossnes aud neglect. The qasstiau
Of = division Of Idaho has been before
Congress for soms years, and II any
body bat an insignificant mugwamp Of
Erie county hsd been onr Chief Magis-
trs,s. 10 Is probable be could have been
sufficiently well informed on the matter
10 knoS what tbs residents Of the sec
ten 10 question desired. AZ usaai, the
President endesv0Fs to dodge the re
spousibility for failure 10 signing
she bill. He claims all the credit
fer pustine hundreds Of good and
true men into ofiss, bat when IL appears
that appointments are vretchsdly unfit
be vhines out Of IL, and throws the re-
sponsibility OF on his Secretaries or
thOse who have recommended the appli-
osnts. So In this Instance, he declines
10 come out honestly and admit that b.
failed TO investigate the matter and look
into The wants Of half a territory 81
people, aRd throws the iob Of meeting
publie indignation on the shoulders Of
the Governor Of Idaho We ars Ger
tainly under no obligations to Governor
Stevenson, bat II is not be who is 80
countabls for this widespread dissaiis.
faction. Grover Cleveland IL the man,
and bis fault Is 10 having failed to lock
into The merits Of the question and
yielded 10 the advice OF carpet bag
effisial As against the ousspoken wishes
OF thirty thousand residents Of the
Territory
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nEKsHsR,s EsEnIEa.

[ " York b ~ IrIbaae.

A8MtTAaA~8 - 49, NaAA@1 NA~@e
fEew York 10 ne TrI5sae.
RamoFs have been In Brooklyn eiFcu
latlon tysf since Beecbers death that
be had left q conf ssiOn concerning
b msslf and Mrs. TiitOn. Hos the
slishtsst Foundation has yea bssn dis
Q ,versd for snoh . belief. Other st0Kiss
SAID tbAs be hsd written for D - NOR
- "a disclosure . s1iemn denial Of any
d-gsse Of euiIt whasveF. DiliRent 10
auiry seems 20 discredit these nOt ons.
200, although IL IL seFtsin that some Of
hls intim te fTieuds have losksd ter q
aocument II that kind. HIS brOlbsF.
Z ward B-sehsF, SAYS that no search
Slii reveal = scrap OF paper connected
With The csse that bas NOS lsng ago been
published Thomas q Sbsarmsn. Of Die
counsel 10 the triai and a devoted freed.
T. piled 10 n que=tiOn Whether fOrRal
denial exist: "Y~s; the one made col
-Hsiy, Gnd-f oath on the witness stand.
Inst sufh iebuy settled the quesit q
Tor bis frieLds. HIS en- rnies wouid not
be inhasuesd BY q pOslbu sous fsiteFs
on Of ttAs denial. The last kuosn
uftefance By Ms filton 90 Ibe snbj O.
Wss dsnisl she lives q part Of the
time vsrv quietly In Brooklyn. bat bAs
been oct vest. TiltOn 10 In Paris.
doaltOn died two years ego. There
havs sever been indications Of q desire
~ Tiltoa or his wife for TeeOoeilia-
iiOu. Not long seo be contemplated =
suit feg q ysfee. and corFespoDdsd With
iav fsm on tie "a hieet. he tnen de
claTsd that be usAAt TO cone back g.
ABeFica for gh1t purpose, bai be aesmsd
20 give ~ the project, though ADVISED
that be might get divorce IN all pFubs
oiiity. 1his threatened a revival Of the
scandal and csus. q considerable sgita
zion In the Plymouth church eiFsle
EbeSs tbs dep sitiOn Was 70 tighi soc
b4ttle over again vigorously II n. eessa-
~. En- Jadgs Fslierton, who was Til
ton's Counsel IN the great trial says: 20,
undoubtedly, Tiiton coalh get divorce
II b. susd for one; bot know settling
OF his intentions. Ex Judge Morris,
sIso u the old array Of counsel, deolines
10 tell whAufvsr be knows 90 this point;
bni IL - believed that he lately refused
to set professionally for TiitOn ia the
matter. Deacon y. V. While says. III
Tiliou should nov reopeR the case by
mans Of q divorce suit. We should
make \ eight that woaid clear on dad
pastors record. Fsots developed since
tbs trial would enable a. TO remove
very shadow of dou0s from his limo
6enoe.'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-30
mn. GLaDsrssE's LAsr.


A striking example Of toe force Of
habit. is furnished by the career Of the
emtnsnt Euglish statesman. william
EwaTt Gladstone. The II Premier has
been 90 absorbed by politics all bis life
that With the Wish 10 spend bis deelip
Ing years 10 peace, be yet Hsds it i'm
possible 10 discover himself from tbs
arena OF political strife and soutr .
Vessy. II be IL not making . speech,
then be must be writing . boob sr
framing q budRes-asything rather
than be couriing that rep ae which is
supposed TO be the heritage % lous
and busy life. Ooseurity and stsTas-
sion are the things most lsaibed by the
leaders OF factions. hence ve see she
anomaly Of an oO,oesnarisn taxing part
In excursions which would try tie
strength Of young meS. IL speAks ~ /
fer ths vitality q the Anglo Saxon raos j.
that too members Of IL born In the ars,
dscade OF the century, can ~ fcund Ia
'his i's ninth, the one 90 make a. ocean
voyage Of Thousands Of uitlss. and the
other 10 deliver generation Of over az
hour and bal, 10 length.
Me-. 0lsdstons has been sddrsssire
himself 20 the Yorkshire Rsainals on
ih' question 81 lrish reforms
That there is plenty u foom for eio-
qaenee here most - sd=iiiiea. snd si,t
his usual wealth - vsfeesity ihs grand
old man" proved bimseif fan squai 20
the oocesi n. tie dealt several veil d,
recied blows At the sposiacy % Mr
CbambsrlAin, and hihted ttat "sbst
nations collide iud du>ls are liable -
b uscom ofsably .qoe,E.d" Tee -.
Mayor q Birmingham bss ostrsc..ed
himself item the esmp ~ his friends,
and nos. when he wusli return to IL,
hnds his ~ sdmission barred. "Paar
Joes' SOld," the saauisr~ Of ID, radical
statesman declare. and Mr.. Chauh.s
tsiR Is eNPiating tn an uufrtsBasd seela
sion the penalty Of bsius = muswuuF
20 hts party.
Il u high time the Irish shoald have
all the reforms proposed for teen b.
Mr.. Gladstone, and Ne have good hopes
thai II the venerable statesman "a
spared very large concessions will Il
mace 10 tho expressed and dova.trod
deH people
Mr.. Gladstone spoke 10 an unasaally
confident vein. as II be we're convinced
thai a solution Of she vsxsa qaessioa Of
Irish government wss All Ia ii. pawNu
20 bring Abeni. We trasl IA may Be, Coz
Of all IrelAnd's friea3s ia tie British
Hsuss Of Con- rous re vsiersu sI-Pre.
1isF is he mcsi sF0pAshsiis sa3 saFa.
Ne.
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Al analysis Of tie eRsrss IN tsis table
shsws that ia the fear cities whers the
TAX rsoRss from 500 30 5000 the aver
ags number Of saiO0ss u "a 70 1000
peopie; In tboss where the tax - from
$50 70 500, tie sgsFaGs is 81 and
sb0se vh fs Is ranges from go 10 s1z5
Il Is II. OF more than tvies - n2ny
saloons a. there are il the high lieenss
efiiss. This demonstrates clearly
sn0oeh the restrictive ineaense Of the
high liesuss tar, aud the best Of it is
that the saloons closed 10 are tboss Of
the most dis9rderly kind, thss refusing
tie volume u crime and assaults upon
the pssiis peass. 10 the meantime. ihs
mere orderly saioous are made 70 con
tribute . reasonable revenue 20 the
city 90 compensation for whassvsr bur
dens they may lmpsss upsn thu tax
paFaFR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-30

MsTk Twain eontFibuted 10 tie April
CsAtNrs undeF the above title some ex-
aasples Of ths c1rio1s answers n1sds By
pupils IN our publie schools We qeote
. fev - follows:
"Aborigines. q system Of mountains,
Alias, q Qsoa man in the Bible.
AEensble, anything thst 10 mean.
Assioaity, stste u being 81 acid
AurifeF0ns, pertain inc 30 an oFihce.
Ammonia, the feed Of the gods.
Capillary. little caterpillar.
Corniferiaus, rocks IN which fossil
corn IL found.
EnolsmeBt, headstOps 10 = grave.
Equestrian. one Who asks qaessions.
EachaSisi. one who PLAYS e1chFe.
Franchise, anything belonging 10 tbe
FreBoh.
Idolster. . very idol psFssn.
Ipeeao, . man Who Likes q eosl din
ner.
IrriRsis. to make fun Of.
Nsndarious, what can Be- rnended.
MsFoenaTy, one Who feels for an
other.
Parasite, kind % umhrslla.
P4rAsits. the murder Of an infant.
Publican. . man whO does bis pray
ers 10 p1blie.
Tenacio1s, ten acres OF lard"
Here 10 one Ebers the phrase "pahli-
cans and sinners" got mixed up il the
child's mind vita politics, and the re-
sult IL a definition which takes one in a
sudden and unexpected way:
"R-paolIsan, . sinner mentioned in
The Bible"
Also in Democrats newspapers nov
ard then.
Here are too vhsre the mistake has
resulted fF0tE sound assisted By remote
fact:
''PiaRisrist. writer OF plays.
"DsmaR0gus. vessel containing beer
ard ether liquids"
Here 10 one Which-wsll, now, how
often d. We slam right into the tEasb
without ever saspecting il:
"Ths men mployed by the Gas Com
pany 20 round and speculate the meter. ="
And here - With ''z3ologieaIn and
geological" IN bis mind. bot not Fesdy
TO his tOnRus-the small scholar had
innooentlY gone and let DOT a couple
II secrets which ought never to have
been diyulsed in any circumstances:
There ara good many donkeys in
theological gardens.
'Some Of the best fossils are found
IN theological cabinets"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-30

Life Of the asustAiB Men In seine Of
the southern states.


The counties OF Kentucky. tennessee,
North Carolina and Georgia Whsrs the
"msoush ne" mun are found In most
perfect characteristics type sre often q
huadrtd miles from FAilread or a le
ssrAPh. In some % them the only W.
atclss that hAvs ever been are the
blackboard" upoR which some enter
prisiuR commercial adventurer makes q
ioar Of tnqairy, or the Numbering OF
osrt whiee ~ somstlmes owned in q
neiRhhoFt osd. The roads" are very
little more than bride paths leading
over tbe rpouHisius or slonR the creeks
nd stFeaais that al tbs bottom %
every valley. Somstiues the only road
- the bed q the stream itsslf dry and
rosky m summer and frequently trav
Fsabie IN winter. One may tFavs'
.niiss alone one q thsss paths sitaoui
meeting any sign o. tnmsn hahitAtiou.
Oa either side tha mouutaiu ,0weF. a.
most psrpendiesiAr. covered Sitn =
dense growth u stantsd trees and mat
ted undsFbfash.
when = heuss is fond Il Il usaally =
Toe bowel 81 one room. thaichsd with
split boards held duwu by ereas hon'-
duts. 90 hsams held 10 plsec BY wooden
o nes TbsFe u little oS ~ metal asee.
ssd even tie soBts. With wbich tie
v,lisys 40 uud. are not slssys gathered
~ % bald Or places and chimneys:
ihsse are frrqneutiv made % logs, 4
~ Sid- aud deeo tnst ire wrod f,e
suih m The ceutsF 10 too far from tie
de- % igrit- The strarture. Ia ttss
bot The family vii live. With NJ store
% ptovIsnns. bot trust,ns a. tho scA-ns .
ard ihsir gifts aad The hlss>m that ae
sidebt hfi' - a. TIE door. lhe c1itivs-
tn II b. farm" asd he care ~ tie
stock vtth THE spinning and wcavis 3
~ he runeh fahries IA De into garments
sra left o. tie wotn=n. While the m n
hant SD fish .dtsiiil The vile liquas call q
m onshius Uhiskv. aud DO uld b
that fail 10 ttetr wRy. The phs icsa
development witch results from snck
coDdittsn - ~ trtetr1 TIE typ Of
m"nu tain Eoen - = raines tsli snd ar
oisr rsr- % DO snusrfi loos 4 b.
/ +gnars Iliutfd, ras toued. sfooplrg from
the TEA - cimhluc aud aeaas naine.
/ Aaa siaa -ting ~ Us CAT, 90 - eve.
I sinW and dsii6erats 10 speeeh. hus alert
/ ard q siek IN se8san. be - usually iHsis-
ntaesnt In ar ear nee, hut capable Of
I inneuss exerttoa ssa a'teu livrue 20 q
/ great ScF. TIE women are USUALLY
I sannt ana naascnitas. or suited Il ts~s 10
sho sbnw snnas traces and snTcesitvr-
ness Of beauty when yoarc. Macy
I woman nss totaesa a. necessarily ~
she ueu. ard Ia al the modes adopted
/ by tue men-
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G. C. PHINNEY & CO,
Jemes 81 OPP. Occidental Hotel.
iasdw
An ExTRA0zDIxARY oFFER.


We want Live. RnerEeiie ADD essabie Al gen
In every county in the United states and Caa
ada to sell patenf article Of graf merit, o.
IT'S MEHETs Al article h4ving large sale, pay
ing over 100 per cert pr A.. having ne oomps-
tftion, and on which the agent 10 pfotectsa In
the exclusive sale BY died given fer esch sud
every county be may secure from Is. with al
these advsDtagss 20 eur agents and the fsei that
it IL 80 sFsicls that can - sold 20 every hoaas-
ovser Il mighi Dot Be Necessary 70 make -
oFFEE 20 seea-e Eood agents
AZ once. bat v- have concluded 20 make II 10
show, not 0riy our eonfd-ues 10 the merits Of
our invention. hus IN lts STABILITY b. ssy Ag-st
q az will handle u with energy Our sgsuts
Gov work are making from $50 10 $500
nout5 clear and this fact mskes il SAFE for NJ 10
make our Offer 70 I'll who are cat o. snploy-
ment AHy agent thai Will i've cur business .
thirty davs' tFal and fail TO clear At ieas' 500
In this time, AsovK ALL GxPlEsEs can nsturu
ell goods kasold - n and Ns Nili rsfaud the
Money paid .er tnem- Any agent or R-neFsi
agent Who would IKE ten Or more csuRfiss and
wcrk them through ssb aGs-ts fnF ninety avs
and fail 70 clear At least f75o ABovs al IL
PBEsss. can return ali ussod and st tbsir
money bark No other employer Of agents ever
dsred 20 make such ofsrs, nsr would Ne II We
did not t-og that we have sgeute nov mAking
msre tesn double the amount we guaI antesd.
ard but ivo sales ~ weuld give pFsft Of
sver ti2s N nth. snd that one - ear agents
tNeA SasAN7Aa - ~ N oa~ oAy- WI taEHa -
scripttve circulars explain eef oder faily. apS
these We wish 20 send d sTsryose eat Of en-
plnymeDt who viii Sod ~ three ore cert
s'Ampa f. postage ss1A u once and serurs
the Ageney T. time fer she boom. and 3 70 work
on tie terms nAned IN our ext s0rdinary Of r
We W0aiS lks 70 have he ~ fress o. All the
az Mt. sewing eschioe soiisi' srs and cArren
tsrs IN the esuEtry aud asa any res6er o. this
paper whs reads thfs oher. to send "a a. once
the name and ADDE'S 4 al sgeh 81 ka3w.
ADDE'S al oaee, or VOC viii lee the b 81 esaree
ever OF red "a those ut o. snaplos msnt 70
msks Dsney. RsESEa MsEUFAcrrRE sG Co.
dW8a iis smh heid -, Ptftsburg. PR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-30
DAILY POST IHTaLIeAcER

The Tseoma ministers are now gay
ine tastF ssspssts T. fbs PosT fsrkzG1.
oEscsz. We ere mssb lanprsessd vi1h
tbs povsF u tksss tbozzhtf1i esFisss,
fos minisiFy fhst ssn bring twe sseh
isasbs - tie Leassy sad he gsNs into
tbs foId viii hsys hstIs tsousss 10 sou-
yases TIE Poar- IsTKEEGaxncKa ~ TIE
ssFeE Of ~ vay. Al nzst p osseE
gssbbs yosF vs1 i sosbsless she rieht
wsg; bat pray deus sF0sd % into tke
sans psv teesfbsr With ste Ledger ssd
Essss for ws Dsst erow 10 graos bsfsss
ws ysnfass isto their company.
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To work - The wosan's ChEisaisn
TempeFsoes UsIoa - Pennsylvania
sDssks vel fer its practical sessibls
woweu. These earnest tsmpeEa1es
workers rsaIizs thai prOtibitios iD
Penpsylvania IL not 81 pFesegs possible,
hence they sst about 70 secsnpissb ttss
whish V pSssibis. Not being shls q
msks the vorid psrfeet. fbsy sFs doiss
vhst they can % make it better. TbsAs
CbFistIsB vsmsn are for pFohibision,
bat until psosibitoEy legislation 10
fsaabIe fbey vili earnestly aaDp0rs
High Liospss. thst shieh they consider
the Bsxt bsst thing And with their
Support high HseBge Sill sndoabtsdiy
soon beesme 40 acknowledged fast IL
PeBRsyivspis. The record Of sueh .
union will 60 = long wy 10 establish
general eon6denss 10 the work 81 the
W. O. r. q. tbroughsat the United
States, end TIE Posi- IsTSLLI0ENcEH pre-
diets thst this organic stisB viil stand
NEXT 70 the CkristiaB Church for good,
wben IL can be freed Of soms Of sts
political bosses. vho 10 many places are
abls 10 mapipgists iss management 70
as 10 satisfy selfish purpose Or pleas
q vain ambition. Tbs State Of Psnnsyl.
vssia 10 70 be congratulated upon hav-
iee . sDion managed ~ such able lead.
eFs Who give character and force 70 its
tsmpersnoe work, And II can expect
from thsss noble women far more good
In the way Of Temperance seneation
and snooessful temperance legislation
than vill ever Be- accomplished by its
Democratic aid society, the Prohibition
marty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-30

FFs-a Peasr~es's Ds-a-rss
We stop the press 20 Announce thst
ists tslsgrsns frem Washington bra 2
the pieih ,Fse Informs alton that Ma
9roves Cievs3And Is 20 essay heasf keep
tina IN a fee wrecks Al Red rsF. ard wiih
hsr oGn hands pT~psre tie aeiiesfs
dishes 81 shieh tie President is % frra.
Let Ne erexthe prayer th.i ste wiil nss
Sc MnSsNup eSgs Ia Der eeeking, isst
her cocs lord and master sel TIE sci
eA'e assbss aside. Is Dcmocxzts. ulll
GfeFsf ia lsss.
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mscm mexasE.

Tbs Csisaas Trs5sns makas q Rss6
slowing for kigh issenss vita shs fol
tvwsnG tahas. rsving - estimated psv
slsflon - f0aFsssa sisies u Is5s. ses
nsmbsr u ssiooss 10 sseh. sbs snosss
u ~ iissnss TAX. sn5 he nszbeE &
salsans . go 4. % q porslAtlons
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SALE OF STEAM PR lFElI n.

HEArcUAR's Dsvfs1oS ~ sHR PacTEfc
CEFtcE ca ~ QUA TEKNAsTKR.
SAN FFAS tscss CALIFORNIA
Ma e. 2ls Isl
GEAi.ED p 1fsPOs AIS ARE INVITED
= for the pary h& e az the steam propegle
"Gene-Ai MrPherxer, tnclnafng surh
property ~ - now on bard OF her. , he
Gensr ! Meier on" Was bui for TIE
Tn ted stAses in s. Co So. go; her Ell.
- me larzt- j. 3 feet beam p feet I.
ee n Of 10 So feet wooden hull ten
maze q Nen-oondensisE engine. cyl
& der 81 iac b - d ssu4@f-- - inches ;, ,oee.
boiler Cylindrical liz feei i-nFrh So
feet diAmeaer. Sp~ei about 10 rite Per
hurr, The sam % tiss0 SsE sps NJ IT.
rssrewing her house work. RaW h iler
new crSnE shsft. RES decks and general
overhAuiiBg- plac ~ her in fss, ~ = cen
o ioo- i the early part Of 81 she =
noW N god cuEtitisn. aad her mschfa
e-y In EOod rusninx order. eKoeut that
some hlacss Of her propeller arr hr~k
Fhe steamer - noe lyiFg q Ang~i Isian3
Cove. Ssn FRANCISCO Haroor. FOR further
Information spE3y 70 the usdersixasa
Ihs tSoyernuest reeeI yes the right to r.
Bect sny CT AL hiaA Terms cssh. Pro
posAls VIII ~ o@eBei - noon o. hzrn-
dAy, MArch alst Is - Ia the Dr. s@ncs ~
> Oh btterx - desrs 20 attead- Ard
SHOULD b a1errsssd % TIE urHersi4nfH
and msrked Fr5D-sAls far Ss-aner~
AJAX. J FERRY
AFs'ssE - g a ztsrIslA ter Cs=1eF6l L a.
CAit Q-sFsefB ssitr. DlvlSioz q he
fssisA mkNa
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A T0NY MOTHER

lFyoD the Wsltehestsr RspHblieon.
A Z year old, who is about to eiye q
birthday party, has seat ost richly
mounted Invitations reading in this way:
Ny ms'her wants to know II your moth
er viii let you come to my party
Here Is one Of the answers, written By
little girl:
Ny mother told me TO ask you to tell
your mother | can come TO your party.
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visa susahins Hfn 90 dESusy lbs e.
Ase cara auskes.
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o. ssmmer skies,
AID ever fko1 his prstslisg iiss there
scene susss surprisa.
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AID sssnf shs saFth,
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In fragrant mirst.
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bora,
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fbns dsy b. dsy b krRhssns Al shs
ho1rs
And ronps and plsys-
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By Winning wsyA
wfsd isuekiBg eyes be shakes kis Roiden
euris.
% charming ease
Yea faiu c0CcO1s tie mischief thai be
b. keep3nR mute.
And tbFssRh the past vifh ali its gar
DeKsd years
Scarce e0znts him three.
fnwovep With ny wooe Of life be grows
More dear 10 me.
God grant through ali The heritage Of
To him ordained,
Tbe sweet fr1ition ef life well spent
And hosors GAINED.
~ ABasyaeas Asgisy.
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BOOKED PER.
WANTED.

a GOOD COOK FOR FARM HANDS.
\ Al PuysHBp. Man and wifs csuie
both and wo~k II INDUSTRIOUS. Appy 70
u 2. 0sBOREE. Sssf-ie mhGS
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FOR SALE.

Icn ARES OF LAM. I4k MILES
AOsJ frsm Seattle, sB ~ miles owe
Ba River Or the c Inty rosd sac
Land is 10 atsd q township =. seet'ons Q
and 81 Fer fuTther Dsrticu srs write or
call upOn JJltS CHRI-T.
Sestte. Second sire {, b tween Me'n
ard Wa hir gso mia
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FOR SALE.

CTEAMER SEATTLEIN FIRST
= class eesd'sion; has good passergs-
accommodate sns. Ais9 Fe4m iau1ch
Louise, new. Por particulars apply 70
r W nRf.1OF.
Pnrt Taunsend. March "A fEe7 hIs,1l
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MINING & MITCHELL

Real Estate Dealers.
once, corner Front and Madison streets
For sale on easy terms, the
best farm in Western Wash
ingten, 173 acres, all under
cultivation ; two dwelling
houses, | stere building; 2
barns, and other OutbuiId-
ings, $50 fruit trees, all bear
ing, in Skagit county.
A good farm Of us ares IL cleared. p
acres 81 meadow pasture iaSd. easily
slea-ed- b-lAnee o. land covered with q
ma growth Of cettonWooa and crab az
ole. oood q aHe hose On the place ~
miles froD Mt VerRon church, scheol
houss hotel and stare en- tie opposite ride
4 the rissr. Must BE- ssld inside Of 60
days Ter1s easy. ear on tim II req aired-
80 acres a. o'BEien's station,
bott N land. G. & p = r. r rzsninE
through the iasd Price. e5s per acre
lot ano books in al D re ~ the city
Call and see GU list q property. jsls 3m
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